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ARTICLE · 30 SEPTEMBER 2015

Media Query Call On Line 1: Do's And Don'ts From An Information Security Officer

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Putting your organization's name in the paper can be a boon to both your business and your career.

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Contributed by William Kyrouz

William Kyrouz is Mintz Levin's Chief Information Security Officer and our guest blogger. His "views from the CISO" will be posted from time to time –

Putting your organization's name in the paper can be a boon to both your business and your career. The ego stroke isn't bad either; it can be quite a jolt to see your name in a trade or general news publication for the first time. Speaking with the press on information security, however, has unique pitfalls for you and your company if you are not prepared.

The Information Security field is all about mitigating risk, and this brief post will help you mitigate risk before you have that phone call with the Metropolis Business Journal.

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